www.technologyreview.com > Karen Hao
Inside the fight to reclaim AI from Big Tech's control
14 jun. 2021 - For years, Big Tech has set the global AI research agenda. Now, groups like Black in AI and Queer in AI are upending the field’s power dynamics to build AI that serves people.
 · ai-ethics · artificial-intelligence · black-struggle · deep-learning · ethics · facial-recognition · google · gpt-3 · openai · queerness · racist-technology · technology · united-states

www.technologyreview.com > Karen Hao
Big Tech’s guide to talking about AI ethics
13 apr. 2021 - 50-ish words you can use to show that you care without incriminating yourself.
 · accountability · ai-ethics · diversity · fairness · inequality · language · responsible-ai

www.technologyreview.com > Karen Hao
How to poison the data that Big Tech uses to surveil you
5 mar. 2021 - Algorithms are meaningless without good data. The public can exploit that to demand change.
 · data-poisoning · data-strikes · google · machine-learning · obfuscation · tracking

www.technologyreview.com > Eileen Guo and Karen Hao
This is the Stanford vaccine algorithm that left out frontline doctors
21 dec. 2020 - The university hospital blamed a “very complex algorithm” for its unequal vaccine distribution plan. Here’s what went wrong.
 · algorithmic-bias · algorithmic-regulation · covid-19 · racist-technology · vaccination

www.technologyreview.com > Karen Hao
We read the paper that forced Timnit Gebru out of Google. Here’s what it says
4 dec. 2020 - The company's star ethics researcher highlighted the risks of large language models, which are key to Google's business.
 · ai-ethics · algorithmic-bias · artificial-intelligence · google · language · racist-technology

www.technologyreview.com > Karen Hao
A college kid created a fake, AI-generated blog. It reached #1 on Hacker News.
14 aug. 2020 - “It was super easy actually,” he says, “which was the scary part.”
 · gpt-3

www.technologyreview.com > Jonathan Stray and Karen Hao
Can you make AI fairer than a judge? Play our courtroom algorithm game
17 oct. 2019 - The US criminal legal system uses predictive algorithms to try to make the judicial process less biased. But there’s a deeper problem.
 · accountability · algorithmic-bias · black-struggle · compas · fairness · machine-learning